Amani Maged interviews Mohamed Mursi, the Muslim Brotherhood candidate in the forthcoming presidential elections and assesses his chances of success

Dena Rashed examines the electoral programme and ideas of presidential candidate Mohamed Selim El-Awwa

Amirah Ibrahim profiles presidential candidate Ahmed Shafik, describing the controversy over his candidacy for the post

Khaled Ali, the youngest presidential candidate, translates in word and spirit the principles of the 25 January Revolution: bread, freedom and social justice. Yet, he is unlikely to win in the elections, writes Khaled Dawoud

Adel Abdel-Ghaffar assesses media coverage of Egypt's presidential contest so far

Reem Leila looks at some of the presidential race's no-hopers

Despite the huge importance of Egypt's first post-revolution presidential elections, only a fraction of eligible voters abroad registered, reports Doaa El-Bey

Reem Leila presents what people want to know about the potential first ladies

Who will Egypt's Copts vote for in the forthcoming presidential elections, asks Sameh Fawzi

Despite claims by Muslim Brotherhood MPs and human rights groups that the army used excessive force to disperse a one-week sit-in close to the Defence Ministry in Cairo, public opinion has largely supported the move, reports Khaled Dawoud

The recent violence in Abbasiya is a rude reminder for the next president of the legacy that awaits him, writes Amira Howeidy

Although an Egyptian lawyer is still in detention, once tense Egyptian-Saudi relations have eased, reports Doaa El-Bey

Whether Egypt's newly elected parliament will be dissolved is expected to be decided by the Supreme Constitutional Court one month from now, Gamal Essam El-Din reports